Sentence examples for stream of laughs from inspiring English sources

There is a steady stream of laughs and narrative interest.

It yields a steady stream of laughs for children and grown-ups, and one perfect song: "The Rainbow Connection".

Making sure the action quota was kept in check while also ensuring a steady stream of laughs, the balance was perfectly managed and proved, yet again, that Arnie works best when paired with Cameron.

What follows is a tale of heats and heartbreaks, torment and Treblemakers, nobility and nodes ("they sit on your windpipe… and they crush your dreams"), a cheese-cutting satire which delivers a consistent spewy stream of laughs, screams and cackles.

Don't expect the same steadiness in the stream of laughs that standup comedy delivers, but you will laugh – plenty – and, from time to time, you'll look down and see your foot is tapping too.

Amid the laughter-free desert of the current crop of Christmas comedies (The Night Before, Christmas With the Coopers), it's a relief to find an ever-so-slightly seasonal romp that delivers a consistent stream of laughs even as it descends into overegged chaos.

The Nerd Nite style — tongue-in-cheek PowerPoint slides, lots of (sometimes faux) data, plenty of audience participation — was on full display in the final fall event, though not everyone was satisfied by the steady stream of laugh lines in the opening talk, delivered by a stick-wielding financial-services marketer named Roger Ma, author of "The Zombie Combat Manual".

(Scott) ★ 'HAPPY-GO-LUCKY' (R, 1 58) Happiness is a complicated, difficult matter, and for the bopping bloom at the center of Mike Leigh's generous, expansive new film — a gurgling stream of giggles, laughs and words played by a glorious Sally Hawkins — it's also a question of faith.

(Holden) ★ 'HAPPY-GO-LUCKY' (R, 1 58) Happiness is a complicated, difficult matter, and for the bopping bloom at the center of Mike Leigh's generous, expansive new film — a gurgling stream of giggles, laughs and words played by a glorious Sally Hawkins — it's also a question of faith.

(Dargis) ★ 'HAPPY-GO-LUCKY' (R, 1 58) Happiness is a complicated, difficult matter, and for the bopping bloom at the center of Mike Leigh's generous, expansive new film — a gurgling stream of giggles, laughs and words played by a glorious Sally Hawkins — it's also a question of faith.

Limb-lopping sweary ultra-violence ensues, offering a fairly consistent stream of dirty cheap laughs as Deadpool gets rear-ended by bullets and butt-plugs alike, while those around him lose their hearts and heads – but mostly their heads.